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Air Supply ~ Who Will Love Me Now


(graham russell)

Who will love me now
Who will love me now
(repeat)

Well i tried to give up
Walking the streets when i was with you
Snug as a bug in a rug
Never been so alone thinking about you


Who will love me now
Who will love me now
(repeat)


Trying on my own
But living alone is one thing i can never do
I could end it all now
But i'm not that crazy


Who will love me now, who will love me now
(repeat)


Oh i need all the love
That you once used to give me
Words are never enough
Now you can't be with me
I need all the love
But who will take my hand and show me how
Who will love me now


Being home by myself
Believing so much you'd walk through the door
And tell me you think i'm a fool
But you won't do that now
You've done it so often


Who will love me now, who will love me now
(repeat)


Trying on my own
But living alone is one thing i can never do
I could end it all now
But i'm now that crazy


Who will love me now, who will love me now
(repeat)


Oh i need all the love
That you once used to give me
Words are never enough
Now you can't be with me
I need all the love
But who will take my hand and show me how
Who will love me now


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